St Mary's C of E School Truro

St Mary's C of E School

"Don't let anyone look down on you because you are young. Be an example to all believers, in what you say, in the way you live, in your love, your faith and your purity."1 Timothy 4:12

Y3 - Hope Class

KIRF
 
 
KIRFs are the 'Key Instant Recall Facts' that children need to secure during their primary years. They include facts such as number bonds and times tables. They are particularly useful when calculating, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing but also underpin many other areas of mathematics.
Welcome to Hope Class!
 
Mrs Insa is the class teacher supported by Mrs Thomas, Mrs Edwards, Miss Starr and Miss Teague.
 
In Year 3 children are learning to become juniors.  We are encouraged to try our best to solve problems without a fear of failure.  We all know that we learn from our mistakes and that by recognising them we can become better learners.  Of course there is a lot of fun to be had on our journey further up the school.
Our class enjoy learning through a creative topic-based curriculum.  We have lots of exciting topics and we will be taking part in some outdoor adventures along the way.
Hope Class
Would you like to know more about what we will be learning this year? Take a look at our overview and you will see what we will learn in each subject.
This term we are enjoying reading 'The WishKeeper's Apprentice'. 
 

Wanted! A wishkeeper's apprentice.

When Felix makes a very special wish, he doesn't expect to be offered a job as an apprentice to wishkeeper Rupus Beewinkle. Now Felix must save the town's wishes from the wishsnatcher, who wants to destroy hopes and dreams everywhere.

Beautiful black-and-white illustrations by Rachel Sanson.

 

Author: Rachel Chivers Khoo

 About the author

Rachel Chivers Khoo was born in Belfast in 1990. She spent much of her childhood reading books from her local library. When she was 9 she promised an invisible tiger that one day she would write her own stories.

She studied English Literature at Trinity College, Oxford and has a Masters in Creative Writing from Queen's University, Belfast.

Rachel lives in London with her husband, young sons and far too many books.